Paytm mobile application did a comeback on Google Play Store for download, hours after it was removed for "policy violations" by the US company. The Indian company took to Twitter to announce the news.
Paytm app, after a short ban on Android, comes back to the Google Play Store. Here's what you need to know.
People who already have Paytm installed on their phone and have money in their account can carry on with payments, etc. like earlier. There is no change. Still if you feel there is any security issue, here's what you can do.
Online payment app Paytm on Friday was pulled out from the Google's Android Pay Store. According to Google, the app will no longer be available to download till further decision by the tech giant. However, there won't be any affect on existing customers who are using the application on their Android phones.
Ever since the news of the payment app Paytm’s removal from Google's Play Store came out, netizens started sharing hilarious memes on social media. The app was suspended for 'repeated violations' of Google's policies.
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PAYTM NOT ON GOOGLE PLAYSTORE ANYMORE: Google has already notified the developers and they are in constant touch with them. Hugely popular app Paytm should be back up on Android soon.
Digital payments major Paytm on Friday said its revenue for the fiscal year ended on March 31 increased to Rs 3,629 crore with a 40 per cent decline in losses.
Paytm Payments Bank Ltd (PPBL) has enabled banking services via Aadhaar cards for its customers. Integrating the Aadhaar enabled Payment System (AePS), PPBL's customers will now be able to access to basic banking services such as cash withdrawal, balance enquiry and obtain a mini statement through the business correspondent of any banking and financial institution in the country.
Online intelligence firm Cyble on Sunday said that a cybercrime group demanded ransom after gaining unrestricted access to the entire databases of Paytm Mall.
Setting the stage for a major expansion amid the pandemic, leading digital payments service Paytm on Wednesday said it is in the process of hiring over 1,000 engineers, data scientists, financial analysts among other positions for tech and non-tech roles.
Soon, features like cash deposit, interbank fund transfer, etc. will also be made live, the company said, adding that this will benefit people in rural and semi-urban areas who have limited access to the physical bank branch and ATM.
Paytm has grabbed 50 per cent share in the payments to merchants (P2M) segment in India and the financial services platform has emerged as the most integrated payments provider in the fintech space, a new report said on Monday.
Lately, hackers have been using this neat trick to get into people’s Paytm accounts. Here's how you can avoid being a part of such a scam.
With this Paytm Money is not only going against developed players like HDFC Securities, ICICI Direct, Kotak Securities but also will be competing against the likes of Zerodha, Groww, Sharekhan and more.
The Ahmedabad Cyber Crime Branch in Gujarat on Wednesday arrested two persons allegedly involved in duping residents of different states on the pretext of updating Know Your Customer (KYC) of payment application Paytm, police said.
The smart POS device is integrated with the ‘Paytm for Business' app to generate GST compliant bills and also to manage all transactions and settlements, said the company. The Paytm for Business App has witnessed over 20 million downloads and is one of the most popular merchant apps on Google Play Store and App Store.
Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma on Thursday said the company is witnessing up to 3.5X growth in transactions on its platform amid the COVID-19 pandemic and resultant lockdown as users turned to digital payments to make payments in a safe manner.
As anti-China sentiment in India over border row at the LAC continues to grow, take a look at some of the top Indian-startups that have investments from Chinese firms.
India on Monday banned 59 apps Chinese Apps, including the hugely-popular TikTok and UC Browser. Apart from applications, Chinese investments are deep-rooted in the Indian economy in myriad sectors, including Indian startups and tech companies, like Paytm, Flipkart, OYO. Here's a list of Major Startups/Companies in India with Chinese investors:
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